Monday, Dec 17, 2012 9:55 PM UTC
Spielberg gets Lincoln wrong
But it's not his fault. History this nuanced and complex doesn't lend itself to a two-and-a-half hour feature film
But it's not his fault. History this nuanced and complex doesn't lend itself to a two-and-a-half hour feature film
Slavery vs. torture vs. mental illness vs. death: This year's contenders make award season a lot more interesting
Concerned as he was about the power of corporations, he was also in bed with the most powerful titans of his era
Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field and an amazing cast bring history alive in Spielberg's moral masterpiece
In Spielberg's "Lincoln," a vilified president outfoxes his hateful opponents in a bitterly divided America
John Ford meets Kubrick -- with a side of "Black Beauty" -- in the gorgeous, overwrought "War Horse"
A exciting animated adventure tries to update the classic tale of the Belgian boy reporter. Should Americans care?
A dark episode hints at promising future developments. If only the series weren't so bland and safe VIDEO
"The Secret of the Unicorn" will be the director's first venture into 3-D computer-generated animation
Film adaptation of the beloved children's novel will come to cinemas this December
From Cassavetes to "Wings of Desire," the growly, one-eyed actor was much more than Lt. Columbo
Daddy issues? Check. Storybook skies? Check. "Goonies"? You bet. A breakdown of J.J. Abrams' homage-crazy film
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